I think there are a couple of parts to that question.
I think the previous witnesses touched on accessing the UNHCR in terms of getting a referral for resettlement to Canada. Again, just to restate what was said earlier, when we do engage with the UNHCR to determine what cases we need from which part of the world, we do it, as the UNHCR mentioned, based on vulnerability: What is the protection need and the resettlement need based on in that particular country at that particular point, whether that be physical or legal protection needs for LGBTQ persons or survivors of torture or whatnot?
Again, it varies greatly from country to country in terms of the NGO network that is in place to support them. In some instances, that does not exist.
One of the programs we have at IRCC as well is the rainbow refugee resettlement assistance program, whereby we provide some funding to private sponsors who do choose to sponsor LGBTQ refugees. That program was recently renewed until 2020. Again, I think part of it is the community here in Canada reaching out and building the networks on the ground where these conflicts occur to make those in need aware of the solutions.